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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Never waste a crisis
There’s not much positive you can say about hard times, but there is one thing: Hard times force families, businesses and governments to make hard decisions.
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McGraw says he’s used to critics
McGraw
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw says he is used to being the target of critics.
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Maloney, Tomblin sound off on EPA greenhouse gas ruling
Maloney
CHARLESTON — A federal appeals court ruling upholding the EPA’s regulations limiting the emissions of greenhouse gas air pollutants has spurred a debate between West Virginia’s gubernatorial candidates.
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Piedmont Elementary dedicates space in honor of McJunkin
McJunkin
CHARLESTON – Piedmont Elementary School has dedicated a space in honor of Jackson Kelly Education Elevators Program Founder Thomas McJunkin, who passed away last year.
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Lewis admonished in ’09 for ‘reckless’ comments about judge’s ruling
Lewis
CHARLESTON – Three years ago Hiram C. Lewis IV was disciplined for inappropriate comments he made about a judge’s decision.
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Suit accuses Martinsburg attorney of ‘undue influence’ in parents’ wills
Printz Jr.
CHARLES TOWN – A Berkeley County attorney is accused of taking advantage of his parents’ age to change their will for his exclusive benefit.
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CIVIL FILINGS: Kanawha County
June 15 Amy West, Crystal Mansfield, Shane Wiley, Kelly Huffman, Benny Hodges II, Kathryn Smith, Veta Whitley, Brenda Ratcliffe, Nancy Johnson and Sarah Vickers vs. Mountain State University, Inc.; Charles H. Polk; and the Mountain State University Board of Trustees … Read More
CIVIL FILINGS: Putnam County
June 21 Kathy R. Savilla vs. Ford Motor Company, Moses Ford Inc. and The Huntington National Bank PA-Thomas H. Peyton; J-Leslie * Savilla says the 2010 Ford Fusion she purchased new was a lemon and that its jerking motion caused … Read More
CIVIL FILINGS: Cabell County
June 19 Rhonda Little and John Little vs. Express Printing, Inc.; Jay Stone; Sara Stone; Kay Stone; John Rowsey; and Sentry Select Insurance Company PA- J. Kristopher Cormany; J- F. Jane Hustead * On May 10, 2011, Rowsey was driving … Read More
CIVIL FILINGS: Marshall County
June 13 Becky S. and William P. Kovalick vs. Phyllis C. Hartley PA- Jeffrey V. Kessler; J- Karl * Plaintiff settled with defendant’s insurer Nationwide from a collision between the parties which occurred on Jan. 5, 2012. Kovalick was covered … Read More
CIVIL FILINGS: Monongalia County
June 19 Tamara and Frank Hodges vs. St. Joseph’s Hospital and West Virginia University Board of Governors PA-Scott Segal; J-NA * After suffering a fall at her home, Tamara Hodges was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital, seen by Dr. Kim. … Read More
Loughry criticizes Tennant over public funding
Loughry
CHARLESTON – State Supreme Court candidate Allen Loughry says Secretary of State Natalie Tennant is crippling his campaign with rulings on the public financing pilot project for Court candidates.
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McGraw again says he won’t debate Morrisey
McGraw
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw continues to rebuke challenger Patrick Morrisey’s request to debate.
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THEIR VIEW: News flash: GCs really are reading your attorney bio
CHARLESTON — Imagine you had the ability to market yourself, your practice and your expertise at any hour of the day. Imagine that even as you’re tied up handling an important matter for a client, there are countless potential clients who are thoroughly examining your capabilities. Imagine being able to showcase your strengths, knowledge and acumen to clients while you’re not even in the office.
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W.Va. SC: Union can challenge highway construction contract
Chief Justice Menis Ketchum
CHARLESTON – West Virginia’s high court ruled last week that a construction workers union has standing to challenge a highway construction contract. Read More